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If these items appear in the non-food section of your report, it refers to an environmental sensitivity to the pollens and spores given off by the crop, not to the consumption of the food itself.

Grains such as wheat, rye, barley, or oats are listed in non-food items. Does this mean I cannot eat them?

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My results show a sensitivity to gluten, wheat, barley, or rye. Does this mean I have coeliac disease?

With a barley sensitivity, does that mean I need to avoid all gluten as well?

I have a known allergy to an item. Why is this not showing on my sensitivity test results?

Do you test for coeliac disease? / Why did my coeliac disease not show on the results?

My results show a sensitivity to noodles. What kind of noodles?

I have a gluten sensitivity. Can I still eat oats?

The test results show a sensitivity to E901 beeswax (yellow and white). Is this in honey?

The results show a rye bread sensitivity. What about wheat?

With a soy sauce sensitivity, do I need to avoid all soy products?

I have a sensitivity to A-Lactalbumin or B-lactoglobulin. Is this lactose or all dairy?

If I have a sensitivity to cranberry, pineapple, apple, or orange, can I still eat the fruit whole?

I have shown a sensitivity to mint.

Can I have olive oil if I have shown a sensitivity to olives?

Does the metals testing show how much metal is in my body?

I have a sensitivity to ale, vodka, lager, beer, or red wine. Does this mean all alcohol?

E330 Citric Acid: Does this mean all Citric Acid, including what naturally occurs in fruits and vegetables?

How often do you recommend taking the test?

I am lactose intolerant, but this has not shown on your test.

I am lactose intolerant. Can I have goatâ€™s milk?

I have shown a sensitivity to Ascorbic Acid. Does this mean I canâ€™t have Vitamin C?

I have a sensitivity to pineapple but an imbalance in bromelain. How do I get bromelain into my diet?

I have my results back. What do you recommend next?

I have shown a sensitivity to dairy or milk. What alternatives are there?

If I remove dairy from my diet, how will I get calcium?

If I have a gluten sensitivity, what can/canâ€™t I eat?

What symptoms will my sensitivities cause?

A male customer has female hormones on the test report.

My known hormone issue is not on the report.

Why am I gassy and bloated after changing my diet?

Do I have the hormones or imbalances mentioned in high or low quantities?

Does a sensitivity to milk or cheese mean a sensitivity to all dairy products?

Does "wheat-ground" mean any products with wheat in them, or just items like flour?

Does a sensitivity to condensed milk refer to all types of milk?

Is Ascorbic acid Vitamin C?

Does a sensitivity to Ascaris parasite mean I have this parasite?

My hormone result says [hormone] is high. What does this mean?

Does sensitivity to an E-number/additive mean I have to remove these foods from my diet?

If I have a sensitivity to cauliflower, shouldn't I have a sensitivity to kale, broccoli, and cabbage since they are related?

Does a sensitivity to cotton mean the fabric or the thread?

If someone is pregnant, can they still do a hair test?

I have a bad reaction around dogs, but this was not picked up on the test. Is this normal?

Does one have to consume the food before testing to find out if they are sensitive to it?

I am vegetarian, and meat has shown up on my test as a sensitivity. How can this be?

I have shown an imbalance of a gut/digestive item. How can I help this?

How can I treat an imbalance of bile salts?

How can you test gut biome and hormonal imbalances with just a hair sample?

Would a Melatonin imbalance affect sleep?

What if Triiodothyronine indicates an imbalance?

If I need to avoid peanuts, does this mean all nuts (like pistachios) or just peanuts?

I have shown a sensitivity to button mushrooms. Is it just this type or all mushrooms?

I have shown a sensitivity to Farina secalis cerealis. Does this mean all rye products?

I have shown a sensitivity to bees. Is this the same as an allergy?

I have shown a sensitivity to dairy. Does this include eggs?

I have shown a sensitivity to brown sugar. Does this include other sugars, molasses, or syrups?

I have a sensitivity to apple trees. Does this mean I cannot eat apples?

What is meant if a person has a sensitivity to wheat (a cereal grain) and spelt?

If my results say rye bread, can I eat other bread?

What is the accuracy of the hair sensitivity test?

What is the metric or scale for the nutritional imbalances on the hair test?

Escherichia Coli (E. Coli) has shown on my gut biome testing. How can I rebalance this? I thought E. Coli was bad.

If a customer is sensitive to Atlantic Salmon, do they have to avoid all salmon products?

If a customer is sensitive to E440 Pectin (amidated pectin), does this include the fruits themselves?

Is salicylic acid in the nutrient deficiency Vitamin B11?

My results show a sensitivity to eggs. Should I avoid egg whites?

The report shows Yellow and Green Bell Peppers. Can I eat Orange Peppers?

My results show Soya Bean. Does this mean I canâ€™t have Tofu?

My results show Tofu. Does this mean I canâ€™t have Soya Bean?

My client has an Oestradiol imbalance on her results. How can she help balance this?

The report suggests a sensitivity to gluten, yet brown or white bread are not listed. Why?

Clementines have come up. Will I be ok with oranges?

Earl Grey Tea with Bergamot Oil came up. Would I be sensitive to bergamot oil on its own?

Ham came up in the report. Would this include bacon?

Maize - would this include corn?

Is Penicillium the same as penicillin?

I had a test come back with a sensitivity to candida. Does this mean I have an overgrowth?

Yogurt - do I need to cut out dairy?

Lactoferrin - is this still lactose or dairy?

Coconut oil - can I still have coconut water?

White wine has come up. Are white grapes ok?

What do Digestive Health items cover?

How to improve Elastase?

Brown Bread (Wheat Flour) / Granary Bread - should white flour and wheat be avoided?

Where 'wheat' is listed as a sensitivity, is it purely wheat, not gluten? Can I replace it with other non-wheat grains that contain gluten (like barley, spelt, rye)?

What will my report include?

How long will results take?

If a pet is sensitive to grouse meat, does it mean they are sensitive to chicken and other meats?

When it says on the pet report they have a sensitivity to beef, is this cooked or raw beef?

Is it ok to test a pet sample if they have been sprayed with colloidal silver or are on low-dose steroids?

My dog has mineral imbalances for foods I feed her every day (like liver and eggs). How is this possible?

Pets

Grains such as wheat, rye, barley, or oats are listed in non-food items. Does this mean I cannot eat them?Updated 4 days ago